Sentence examples for provides a comprehensive package from inspiring English sources

Eskola Foun in Timor-Leste provides a comprehensive package of quality education services to transform traditional schools into child-centred schools that benefit children.

CRAM provides a comprehensive package of medical, laboratory, and psychological care, including second- and third-line ART for adults and children, chemotherapy for patients living with HIV and Kaposi sarcoma, and the diagnosis and treatment of OIs, side effects of ART drugs, psychiatric diseases, and other conditions.

Secondly, although women are entitled to postnatal care with the Safe Motherhood voucher, providers often only immunise an infant rather than providing a comprehensive package of care for both mother and child.

It seeks to provide a comprehensive package of fistula care that promotes both physical and psychosocial recovery.

The Zambian ProTEST Initiative was a pilot study of an integrated model for providing a comprehensive package of services for PLWH at all stages of infection.

The centres provide a comprehensive package of health services, including immunization, essential drugs, cardiology, paediatrics, and reproductive health along with other health promotion activities.

The CFS plays a key role in protecting children, providing a comprehensive package of services aimed at strengthening communities' and households' capacities to prevent child abuse, and improving the safety and well-being of children.

To scale up: PMTCT programs must not only expand to new sites but enlarge the scope of activities within existing sites to reach more women and to provide a comprehensive package of HIV prevention and care.

PHC clinics were staffed by a minimum of one nurse (Infirmière) and one midwife (Sage-femme), and designed to provide a comprehensive package of services, including facility-based deliveries supported by a midwife.

All schemes prior to universal coverage had provided a comprehensive package, covering a wide range of services with an exclusion list such as treatment of infertility and aesthetic treatment or surgery.

Another suggested improvement was for mentors to be trained in different spheres so that they could provide a comprehensive package at HCs, rather than focusing on one clinical domain.